Hey there, my friend! Do you have pain in the neck? Literally? Does your arm feel heavy or tingly? You might be experiencing Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS). Don't worry, though; I've got some tricks up
Internal thoracic artery stems from the subclavian artery to supply the skin and muscles of the thoracic wall. Learn everything about its anatomy at Kenhub!
The optimum management of TOS requires an understanding of the underlying cause(s) of the neurovascular compression or tension (1). Don’t you hate when doctors give you a treatment without determining the cause? Regardless if you have a work injury, auto accident, sports injury, repetitive motion, poor posture, or even cervical ribs, there is usually only one cause of your thoracic outlet syndrome, compression. Many common, difficult-to-treat conditions share one cause: compression. What if I told you that all these conditions share one thing in common? They are most commonly caused by too much compression or compressive tension on your human
Thoracic cavity
If you're struggling with proper form during squats and deadlifts, there's a chance your thoracic spine isn't as mobile as it should be.
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This group of conditions is caused by pressure on the blood vessels or nerves between the collarbone and rib. The pressure can cause pain and numbness.
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The infamous thoracic outlet syndrome. TOS is considered to be one of modern medicine’s most difficult issues, because of the complex and variable nature of its symptoms. It has potential to cause numerous types and areas of pain, such as neuralgia in the arms, chest, between the shoulder blades and in the back (figure 1), dizziness, brain fog, [...]
Have a tight thoracic spine? Here are 17 of the best thoracic spine stretches that will help loosen you up. Great for improving your posture as well!
Learn Thoracic mobility exercises to get flexibility in your upper and mid back. The Thoracic area gets very tight and often gets locked up.
The infamous thoracic outlet syndrome. TOS is considered to be one of modern medicine’s most difficult issues, because of the complex and variable nature of its symptoms. It has potential to cause numerous types and areas of pain, such as neuralgia in the arms, chest, between the shoulder blades and in the back (figure 1), dizziness, brain fog, [...]
